Tiger Woods & Collin Morikawa's Iron Striking Secrets | TaylorMade Golf

In The Art of Striking, Tiger Woods, arguably the greatest iron player of all time, and Collin Morikawa share their feels, thought processes and swing thoughts on all things irons. From flighting shots into the wind, controlling trajectory and swing speeds, these two know what it takes to hit the proper shot and find the putting surface. What similarities do you see between these two? What differences? Let us know!

[avii.]

The part at the end where Collin and Tiger were just calling shots, hitting, and chatting a little was the best. No interruption from Trottie and no overdone explanations.

[sportscards]

If they created a TV show of just Tiger’s unscripted range sessions, I’d watch every episode

[SiLoMixMaster]

Morikawa is one of the best iron players on tour right now, major winner last year, and Tiger just completely schooled him with that high draw 6 iron and then even more with the slowed down 3 iron draw to the same flag. Levels. Even in his 40's with a shot back he is still the most talented player in the game.

[cmoorePB]

Tiger saying the early 2000s and he was all right and dialed in is the understatement of the century.

[tilo]

Listening to Tiger explain golf feels exactly like how it was to listen to Kobe explain basketball. The levels of knowledge and understanding are insane.

[uwhaku]

In an era of hearing about distance, rotation, and ground forces it refreshing to hear two of the greatest ball strikers talk about feel and hand speed.

[mjlove]

That 163 yard 3 iron was insane. What a legend. It's tough to take yards off with a draw. Pretty great!

[rossellis]

Collin is wise beyond his years. Every interview or video I see of him, he impresses me more and more. He will win many more tournaments in his career.

[ewweg]

Collin is a mortal where there are some shots he can't hit comfortably.
Tiger on the other hand can hit every shot at every distance with every club, as long as it's physically possible.
When tiger stands in from of 160 yards hole, he must be like "that leaves me with 82 possible shots with 9 possible clubs including my putter"

[ricardoraposo]

finally a video where Tiger doesn't look as uncomfortable as if he were having dinner with his girlfriends parents for the first time

[jonafrica]

I feel so sorry for people who don’t know about the greatness of golf. It’s so much more than just a game. Prayers up for Tiger get well soon.

[-AthleteInAction-]

Tiger pulls out the 3i just to show everyone who their daddy is

[MHGL]

I think having Colin there helps to show, all the more, just how amazing Tiger is. Colin is one of the best golfers in the game, he's supposed to be one of the best ball strikers, and even he is struggling slightly to make these shots.
Tiger hit them all. The only one he "missed" was his 2nd to last, which he left a little wide to the right. Everything else was on the money, in real time. Absolutely incredible.

[duaneg]

Amazing the similarities between the Tiger and Colin thought process. Colin was humble enough to say he DOESN’T have the high draw… trust me it’s coming as he continues to work on his golf game.

[StromkirkCurse]

what a privilege to witness one of the all time greatest players going through different shots and thoughts with one of the best aspring players.

[Real]

I LOVE the talk about confidence/aggressive but to certain shots depending on all of the factors they talk about.

Additionally, these videos where Tiger just hits a perfect 3ir to a 165 flag into the wind with a baby draw - on command - makes me wonder if we _really_ knew how good he was in the 2000s.

[petsaw]

Wow just shows what a master and artist Tiger is. Like a painter who knows what brush, what colors, and wrist movements to use to paint a beautiful picture. That last 3 iron draw was the cherry on top!

[lukebentley]

This is why Tiger will always be different as a golfer and one of the greatest players who's ever lived. He's literally a golf artist

[michaelson]

Can Taylormade just replace Trottie with someone who actually listens to what these players say?

[TurdFerguson]

I could watch Tiger drink coffee. allll day. Watching him hit masterful golf shots still in his mid 40s is special. I really hope his recovery is flying by. Can't wait to see him back in any way